Our study areas

Fostering a love of lifelong learning

The School of Education offers degrees across all areas of teaching including early childhood, primary and secondary education. Students gain practical skills through invaluable industry placements, while accessing contemporary purpose-built learning spaces. Regardless of their degree, all students develop the expertise to deliver culturally-responsive and inclusive teaching practices.

Study areas

Early Childhood

Become a resourceful and engaging teacher, ready to inspire the next generation (birth – eight years of age).

Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)

Primary

Learn to ignite curiosity, encourage discovery, and help students see the world in new ways (Reception to Year 6).

Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) (Honours)

Master of Teaching (Primary)

Secondary

Be equipped to confidently impart your knowledge in secondary school settings (Years 7-12).

Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) (Honours)

Master of Teaching (Secondary)

Postgraduate Education (General)

Gain the tools to improve educational systems and foster environments where all students and educators can thrive.

Graduate Certificate in Education

Master of Education

Postgraduate Education (Specialised)

Extend your knowledge, gain specialist skills and access the latest education research and evidence-based tools.

Graduate Certificate in Education (Catholic Education)

Graduate Certificate in Education (Digital Learning)

Graduate Certificate in Education (Islamic Education)

Graduate Certificate in Research Design

Graduate Certificate in Research Skills

Short Courses and Executive Education

Pitjantjatjara/Yankunytjatjara Language and Culture Program

The School of Education’s Pitjantjatjara/Yankunytjatjara Language and Culture Program offers firsthand learning of the language and culture from Anangu perspectives. It covers context-specific vocabulary, basic grammar, and historical and cross-cultural understanding, helping students develop language skills and build meaningful relationships with Anangu communities.